A Miltonic Exercise Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A B BBCDDC EEFGGF HHA AAA AAAIIA JJKLLKTERCENTENARY | A |
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Stops of various Quills LYCIDAS | B |
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What need of votive Verse | B |
To strew thy Laureat Herse | B |
With that mix'd Flora of th' Aonian Hill | C |
Or Mincian vocall Reed | D |
That Cam and Isis breed | D |
When thine own Words are burning in us still | C |
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Bard Prophet Archimage | E |
In this Cash cradled Age | E |
We grate our scrannel Musick and we dote | F |
Where is the Strain unknown | G |
Through Bronze or Silver blown | G |
That thrill'd the Welkin with thy woven Note | F |
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Yes we are selfish Men | H |
Yet would we once again | H |
Might see Sabrina braid her amber Tire | A |
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Or watch the Comus Crew | A |
Sweep down the Glade or view | A |
Strange streamer'd Craft from Javan or Gadire | A |
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Or could we catch once more | A |
High up the Clang and Roar | A |
Of Angel Conflict Angel Overthrow | A |
Or with a World begun | I |
Behold the young ray'd Sun | I |
Flame in the Groves where the Four Rivers go | A |
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Ay me I fondly dream | J |
Only the Storm bird's Scream | J |
Foretells of Tempest in the Days to come | K |
Nowhere is heard up climb | L |
The lofty lyric Rhyme | L |
And the God gifted Organ voice is dumb | K |
Henry Austin Dobson
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